Hot Functions Manager

This module aims to read all files of a given directory in order to parse their content, supposed to be JavaScript functions. After being parsed, those functions will be available through a defined interface.

Installation

This module is available on NPM:

$ npm install hotfunctionsmanager

How does it work ?

This module reads a given directory's files and evaluate their content. This content MUST be anonymous Javascript function. Those functions will be then available through a id-function interface, where the id of a function is its filename without extension.

For example, if there's a file "hello.js" that contains:

function () {
    console.log("Hello world!");
}

Then, the id of the function will be "hello".

It's on your own to write your functions with a correct syntax, unless the module will crash !

How to use

Let's consider that you have a directory "myDirectory", that contains two files: "hello.js" and "goodbye.js". So, you can do the following:

var HotFunctionsManager = require("hotFunctionsManager");
// Construct your object
var myFunctions = new HotFunctionsManager("./myDirectory");

// Here, our object has been built, but our folder hasn't beed read yet
// This is triggered by the call of the init() method.
// Why ? Because, reading files involves I/O operations that may impact
// considerably your application's performances. Please, consider it.
myFunctions.init();

// And now, you can call your functions
myFunctions.getFunction("hello")();

API

Please, check this folder for the API.

Notes

Hot addition of functions is on the way ;-)